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Michelle Obama  flaunted her natural curls as she presented  Beyoncé  with the Humanitarian Award at the  2020 BET Awards. During her virtual appearance, our forever First Lady glowed with her curly tresses on full display. To complete her glam, Mrs. Obama rocked soft makeup and a glossy brown lipgloss. Stunning—as if we expected anything less! Keep scrolling to see Mrs. Obama's perfectly flowing 'fro. Full Replay: Dear Class of 2020

On Monday, Washington Wizards forward Davis Bertans became the first player to officially sidestep the bubble experience in Orlando and he might have broken the dam. ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Monday, citing sources, that veteran forward Trevor Ariza has also decided against traveling to Disney World in early July, but his reasoning is much more complex than Bertans' impending free agency. Ariza, who is in a custody case over his son, has chosen to step away from the restart to spend a month with the 12-year-old. The 34-year-old forward signed a two-year, $25 million contract with the Sacramento Kings in the summer of 2019. After struggling through the early part of the season, general manager Vlade Divac traded Ariza to the Portland Trail Blazers, along with Wenyen Gabriel and Caleb Swanigan, for Kent Bazemore and Anthony Tolliver at the trade deadline. After moving to Portland, Ariza stepped into the starting lineup for the Blazers and helped solidify their rotation.

Parents in Manchester have been sharing their views on proposed changes to school uniform. We reported yesterday how some schools are planning to scrap blazers and ties to help prevent the spread of coronavirus in classrooms. With studies finding the virus can live on surfaces like clothing or towels for up to 72 hours, schools want pupils wearing fresh clothes each day, but say it's unrealistic for parents to wash items such as blazers so frequently. Added to this is the pressure to keep costs down for families and a bill is currently passing through Parliament calling for further guidance for schools on enforcing branded items, which parents often struggle to afford. But while some mums and dads have welcomed the move - and criticised the 'scandalous' prices of some branded products - others say it will make no difference to the potential coronavirus risk, as not all children would wear freshly washed clothes each day anyway. Commenting on the M.E.N's Facebook p

DAVID BOOTH Methinks there's still a bit of anti-Detroit bias out there. You know, Detroit can't compete Tokyo. German cars are more reliable than American. And, of course, the most consistent lament: any automobile designed in the United States of America, by definition, has no soul; U.S. automakers, right down to their lowest-rung engineer, reputed to the grubbiest of, well, money grubbers. And it's not like, for quite some time, such a reputation wasn't well-warranted. Detroit, for far too long, took its customers for granted, its technological superiority as birthright, and its once dominant market position as eternal. Hubris is seldom a viable long-term winning strategy, even if it will — General Motors proof positive of that — fool you into thinking it's a short-term solution. But the General got this message quite some time ago. The days of Cadillacs being nothing more

The 2020 NBA Draft is scheduled to unfold on October 16 and Blazer's Edge is committed to producing a plethora of prospect-driven content prior to that date. Today's post looks at the third and final Top 20 Big Board from our NBA Draft coverage team. Along with his prospect rankings, Nate Mann also takes a look at a crop of wings that possess skills that translate nicely to the next level. Nate's Big Board Player Position School/Country Player Position School/Country 1.) LaMelo Ball G USA 2.) Onyeka Okongwu F/C USC 3.) Anthony Edwards G Georgia 4.) Killian Hayes PG France

The Nike Blazer Mid comes with a brand new look utilizing a bleached base, tie-dye print and denim accents all wrapped up into one. Shown above, the Nike Blazer Mid starts off with a bleached tie-dye canvas upper accompanied by the Blue denim hits on the heel region and the White hits on the tongue, laces and sole unit. Adding some pop to the shoe is the Red Swoosh on the sides. These would look clean for the Summer time, don't you think? No official release date has been announced, but the Nike Blazer Mid Tie-Dye Denim is slated to drop shortly at select retailers and Nike.com. Available Now on Kixify & eBay Quarantine Spring CLOTHING HAUL THRIFT/HYPE/STREETWEAR 🔥🔥🔥

A few days ago we heard that Chevrolet would add a Trailering Package to the 2021 Blazer, making a 4,500-pound tow rating available on front-wheel-drive trims with the 3.6-liter V6. As told by GM-Trucks, the list of small tweaks to the new model year won't end there. The biggest change is four of six Blazer trims getting six active safety features standard. Since the crossover's introduction for the 2019 model year, shoppers have had to pay to get lifesavers like automatic emergency braking (AEB) and forward collision alert on the top RS and Premier. Those technologies have been unavailable at any cost on the four lower trims. Next year, a Chevrolet Safety Assist Package groups AEB with pedestrian detection, lane keep assist with lane departure warning, a following distance indicator, forward collision alert, and Intellibeam headlights that automatically toggle between high and low beams. For 2021, the Safety Assist package will be standard on the 2LT, 3LT, RS, and

Swara starts dubbing for two projects Actor Swara Bhasker has started dubbing for her forthcoming shows. She says she works in a very controlled environment without touching anything in the studio. "I'm dubbing for two shows. One is called Flesh. The other show, which I just wrapped shooting for before lockdown, awaits an official announcement," said Swara. "Since I'm in Delhi with my family, I am dubbing in a studio near my house. The directors and sound designers of the show are in Mumbai, monitoring the dubbing online and remotely," she added. 'The first example that a child sees is his father who becomes a mirror for the way we will develop as future leaders. Treating people with equality, especially treating women with kindness and respect, is the first lesson. Fathers are more powerful than they think. Men have to led by example to become role models for how we treat all women so tha

DURING THE LAST three months of quarantine, my beloved ecru cardigan by London label & Daughter has become a second skin. Snugly sumptuous, with pockets for storing hand sanitizer, this comfortable cardi has molded to my body, maintaining its sloped shoulders even when I'm not wearing it. But on Zoom calls, I've noticed my trusted knit looks like a worn-in bathrobe. So, as restrictions lift and we prepare to re-enter society, I've decided it's time to significantly smarten up my wardrobe. For inspiration I looked, as... Jacqueline Kennedy's White House Tour

Lailanie Burnes has played a pivotal role in the growth of women's rugby in Fiji since relocating to Nadi from Australia 12 years ago. Burnes, whose mother Nanise is from Nairai in the Lomaiviti Islands, founded Nadi Blazers Women Rugby Club, the region's first female team, in 2012. The club has gone on to produce a number of Fijiana sevens and 15s players. One of those is Burnes herself, who has captained Fiji's 15s side and helped the team qualify for Rugby World Cup 2021. Playing in the Pacific nation's first women's Rugby World Cup campaign in New Zealand next year remains an achievable goal for the prop, but she is already taking steps to ensure that rugby remains in her life once the time comes to hang up her boots. In March, Burnes completed the Level 3 Coaching Award, on which she was assessed by World Rugby Master Trainer Richard Skelly, while she has also qualified as a World Rugby Coach Educator. "I was so happy to be able to pass the [Leve

Click here to read the full article. Olivia Palermo celebrated her dog's 15th birthday with a special outing yesterday. The designer of the Olivia Palermo Collection stepped out in Brooklyn, N.Y., alongside her pet, Mr. Butler, whom she announced was celebrating a birthday on Instagram on Friday. The influencer opted for a dressy dog-walking ensemble, as she topped a white eyelet-cut dress with a plaid, blush-colored blazer. More from Footwear News The highlight of the already-standout look was Palermo's choice of shoes: Her black satin mules featured glittering crystal accents in the form of a cross-foot strap and matching hang tassel. Made by Italian luxury brand Giannico, the Louis mules previously retailed for $774, but are now discounted down to $387 at Farfetch.com. Palermo served as FN's cover star for its September 2019 issue, when the 34-year-old chatted about her daring street style tastes and how that balances out with her preference of footwear. "I really d

Chevrolet Blazer discount offers during the month of June will seem familiar to prospective buyers who have been keeping an eye on manufacturer incentives. One such offer reduces the price of select 2019 models by $3,750, and most 2020 models by $3,250, while a second, separate offer on select remaining 2019 models offers interest-free financing for 72 months. The buyer also has the option to defer monthly payments for up to 120 days, so long as they finance with GM Financial. Notably, General Motors began its interest-free financing offer as an effort to alleviate customers suffering setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. That said, the incentive is set to expire at the end of the month. The Incentive Nationwide Chevrolet Blazer discount offers in June 2020 are as follows: Featured 2019 Blazer Purchase Offer: $3,750 cash allowance Offer excludes base L trim level Featured 2020 Blazer Purchase Offer: $3,250 cash allowance Offer excludes base L trim level

Jules Daoud may have been a new addition to Summer House last season, but the sizzling brunette is certainly not new to the style scene. One glance at Jules' Instagram page can confirm that this petite fashion powerhouse knows a thing or two about turning heads — and that includes looks that go beyond her sexy swimsuit collection.  On May 22, for example, Jules shared a stunning black and white pic from her balcony that just might be the steamiest work from home outfit we've ever seen. In the shot, Jules posed in a comfy Calvin Klein heather bralette with a coordinating pair of cotton shorts. That combo might sound cozy enough, but Jules took it one step further when she paired the sleep set with a sophisticated, cropped blazer.   "Pure silk & timeless - this blazer belonged to my teta, who passed it down to my mom who passed it down to me," she explained in her caption about the vintage coverup. It turns out

 Added on June 10, 2020  Kimiko Kidd  2020 chevrolet blazer , 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer , differences between blazer and trailblazer No Comments Differences between the 2020 Chevy Blazer and 2021 Trailblazer Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email While the Blazer and the Trailblazer may share similar names, these two models have their fair share of distinctive features. Overall, you'll find that the Blazer is the Trailblazer's larger, more refined sibling. On the other hand, the Trailblazer boasts a more rugged aesthetic and a compact frame. Here's a closer look at their differences. In the Market for a Family Vehicle? Top Chevy models for families Powertrain The Blazer offers a trio of powerful engine options. It comes standard with

Former Trail Blazers' star Clifford Robinson wants an apology from the City of Portland for a racial profiling incident in 1997. Amid the backdrop of protests about systemic racial injustice and police brutality following the death of George Floyd, Robinson's communications manager, Chris Young, chronicled the alleged incident on social media. "In the summer of 1997 Portland Trail Blazer Clifford Robinson, his brothers, and friends were the subject of blatant racial profiling by Portland (Oregon) police. Robinson was seen entering his vehicle with paintball guns, the cops were called by someone that reported that Robinson and his party had assault rifles, and a public safety alert was broadcast on local and national media. Robinson's vehicle, along with its occupants, was subjected to a paramilitary-style blockade near the Portland waterfront, which was widely publicized. Heavily armed Portland police did not find assault rifles in Robinson's vehicle for obvious re

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Former Portland Trail Blazers star Cliff Robinson wants an apology from the city after he says he was racially profiled and detained at gunpoint in 1997. Robinson said he, his brothers and some friends got into his Humvee with paintball guns. Someone called the police and said they had assault rifles. He said they were surrounded by a paramilitary blockade on Portland's waterfront. Change.org: Cliff Robison wants Portland to apologize On Robinson's social media is a petition asking for an apology from the City of Portland. "Yes,it's an old story, but that's kind of the point of why I pushed the petition," said Chris Young, Robinson's social media manager. "It's never been remedied, the record has never been cleared. As far as people know, Clifford Robinson got busted for a small amount of cannabis and that's not the whole story.&qu

The Chevrolet Blazer might not be as close as some would have wanted to its famous predecessor but it still is a mid-size SUV that shares cool styling cues with the Camaro. While the name doesn't really do justice to the Chevrolet design department's effort, the new Blazer is certainly one of the most distinctive models in the segment, offering good looks and the promise of a sportier driving character in a practical body that comfortably sits five and their luggage. Also Read: 2021MY Chevrolet Corvette Won't Get A Price Hike After All The Straight Pipes review the Chevrolet Blazer in its sportiest RS guise, powered by the range-topping 3.6-liter V6 with 308 HP and 269 lb-ft of torque. The engine is paired to a nine-speed automatic transmission and Chevy's Twin-Clutch AWD system, which features torque vectoring on the rear axle for sportier handling. The more aggressive RS variant of the Blazer is distinguished by its unique fro

Auto123 reviews the 2020 Chevrolet Blazer. Among 4x4 die-hards, the original Chevrolet Blazer is a true icon. Good-condition models dating from the late 1960s sell for a veritable fortune these days. And so, as we've seen a number of times in recent years, the company logically asked itself, Why waste strong brand recognition? Since last year Chevrolet has thus brought back the Blazer name, this time stuck on a crossover the company has parachuted into its already-well-stocked SUV lineup in between the Equinox and the Traverse. Predictably, some see the appropriation of the Blazer name as sacrilege; others rejoice at the return of a familiar name to a lineup that includes not just big 'utes but the tiny Spark and the electric Bolt as well. See our Comparison of the 2020 Chevrolet Blazer vs 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe Whatever side of that particular fence you sit on, whether you're an outraged nostalgist or a curious forward-looker, the Chevy Blazer does actually fill a need in t

Long-serving rugby administrator Tobie Titus has hung up his blazer and tie for the last time. SA Rugby on Wednesday paid tribute to Titus‚ as well as Harold Verster‚ who quickly made it clear he is going nowhere until at least September‚ with every prospect of sticking around the corridors of power in Bloemfontein afterwards. Verster is SA Rugby's longest-serving high-ranking official having served either as president or managing director of the Free State Rugby Union since 1993. Titus‚ meanwhile‚ will disappear into the sunset after serving sport for six decades. 'Mr T' (not because he looks like an A-team character) or 'Oom Tobie'‚ started his involvement in sport at the University of the Western Cape in the 1960s.

In 1977, the world's first effective treatment for a viral disease occurred at University Hospital. Richard Whitley, M.D., and Charles Alford developed vidarabine, the first drug to treat encephalitis caused by the herpes simplex virus. Their achievement opened the door to the whole field of antiviral therapy, and today antivirals are a vital part of the pharmacological arsenal, used to treat influenza, HIV and many other conditions. Whitley, now a Distinguished Professor of infectious diseases, is still doing groundbreaking treatment research as principal investigator of a $37.5 million, five-year U19 grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease Centers of Excellence for Translational Research to study and develop treatment for high-priority emerging infections. That research helped develop the investigational drug remdesivir, which is being used to treat select infected patients in the United States and China who have been affected by COVID-19. R